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SENATOR SHERMAN.
Ne VIII vlsis th- state Pair aud oysn the
ohio Campaign.

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man. Gen. 1rrsvsruor. Geo. Robinson and
ez Congressman Townsend returned home
fnis morning rom trip over ths Canadian
Pscifc rsilwsy from Manitoba 70
Victoria and bsck. The Sensfor
- the picture 0f health. He wiil attend
the STATE fslr a. Columbus next wees and
begin steaging in tbe campaign in Ohio
soorf September IS RE has declined al
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The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

A man robbed the poor boxes Of tho
Church OF the Annunciation, New York,
while the congregation were leaving, Sun
day.
AT Philadelphia. the other evening, when
John w. Niblock returned home he was
horrihed TO see the body OF his I3.year-old
daughter, Annie, hanging by rope at
tached 10 the transom of door communi-
eating between the two rooms of the fret
floor. II was but the work OF moment
for the horror-stricken parent 20 draw his
knife and sever the cord, but the girl was
cold and stiff in death, and had evidently
been dead for several hours. Foul play Is
suspected.
K. ii. Abbott, Secretary of the Supreme
Council of the Royal Templars OF Tenn
perance, is defauiter 10 the extent OF
$4,000, and is reported to be in Canada.
The dism.mbered body of woman was
found Thursday at Boston in barrel sent
from New York, and received by the Adams
Express Company.
II is alleged that William @. Hickman
OF Boston, Mass, has fed TO Canada, after
swindling Boston capitalists out of from
$4,000 TO $4,000.
Henry Berwanger, at Baltimore, Nd,
shot aud killed Carrie Pelz, aged 23. Ber-
wanger had been treated at an insane asy-
lum, but he was thought 10 have recovered.
Besse, the murderer, who was hanged at
Boston. the other day, made startling
confession before his execution, involving
Edward Gurney. Gurney will be arrested.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19
FOREIGN.

The London Standard claims 10 have
received cipher dispatch announcing an
unsuccessful attempt TO assassinate the
Gar OF Russia. The Russian ambassador
discredits the report.
II is said that hundreds OF people are
financially ruined by the failure of the
Maratime bank at st. Johns, N. b.
Russian admirers have sent to General
Boulanger valuable sword inscribed,
soul vivo, La France et Bouianger."
The Pope on Monday conferred cardi-
nails hats upon tho nuncios at Paris,
Vienna, and Madrid, ex-Nuncio Masella,
of Libson, and the Archbishop of Fer
rara.
Imposing naval maneuvers have begun
at Toulon, France. The fleet numbers
thirty eight men-of-war, including nine
ironclads. The principal event on the
programme will be the attempt OF the
squadron to force the passage of an i'm
aeinary strait defended by torpedo boats.
NJ. Stambuloff, one of the Bulgarian
Regency, has received letter warning
him that the Regents are to be assassin
ated. The letter is signed "The Revolu-
tionary COMMITTEES"
Mr.. Gladstone has informed his party
that he himself will lead the opposition to
the coercion bill in the English Parlia-
ment. The Liberals will continue their
efforts against the bill until Easter, main
tanning in the meantime an active agita-
tion throughout the country.
The septenate bill was called up for
second reading in the German
reichstag Wednesday and passed.
Paragraph fixes the peace effective force
from April 1, 1887, to March 81, 1894 at
l6S,409 men, exclusive of one-year volun-
teers. Paragraph fixes the infantry at
53i battalions, the cavalry at 4G5 squad
rons. the field artillery at 354 batteries,
the foot artillery nj 81 battalions, the pio-
neers at 10 battalions, and the trainmen at
1S battalions.
Mr.. wilkinson, the military correspon-
dent OF the Manchester, England Guardian,
has been arrested Mt Cracow Austrian
Galicia, rs a Russian spy. He was released
after twelve hours imprisonment.
The welland Canal will be opened May
2 for vessels drawing twelve feet.
Great excitement was caused by the
suspension OF the Maritime bank at St.
Johns, N. b., Tuesdsy. No particulars
we're given. This was Immediately fol-
lowed by the startling announcement OF
the failures of X. A. a. j. Stewart and of
Guy b. Evan a Co., of tho same city, two
OF the largest lumber firms in that prov
ince. A perfect panic prevails in busi-
ness circles.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19
EAST.

The yachts Coronet and Dauntless, rae
ing TO England, were sighted on Sunday
night far out TO sea.
Keesport, Pa, were discharged because
they belonged TO the Amalga ma ted Asso-
citation.
Four or FIVE loaded passenger cars went
through bridge on the Boston and Provi-
dence Railroad on Monday morning.
About 80 persons were killed and 40 or
more injured.
DIR. Jas. McCann, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
is likely 10 die from being accidentally
poisoned in making an autopsy.
The town OF Willimantic, Conn, was al
most entirely destroyed by FIRE, Sunday
night. II had 1900 inhabitants and many
large mills. The fire originated in the
mill OF Congressman +. A. Buck.
Three street car passengers were struck
by Pennsylvania train in Philadelphia
on Sunday and dangerously hurt
The schooner Grace Bradley has been
wrecked at Delaware breakwater. She
was bound from Cienfuegos for Boston
with 1910 bags of sugar. The cargo, IL Is
expected, will be total loss, and is valued
at $4,000.
An accident occurred 10 passenger
train on the Pemberton and Hightstown
branch of tho Pennsylvania railroad, at
Sharon, near Hightstown, N. ]. Tuesday
night In consequence of a broken rail.
The mail-car and the passenger car were
thrown from the track, and the former was
burned and all the mail destroyed. A. A.
Perrine. OF Hightstown, was killed. and
Levi Wilson, OF Camden, conductor OF the
train, was seriously IL not fatally hurt.
Perrine was jammed fast In his car.
Every effort possible was made TO save
him. The baggage mnster, engineer and
Ave passengers, three OF them ladies, were
hurt.
An accident occurred on the Third
Avonuo Elevated Railway in Now York
Tuesday morning, by which three persons
we're instantly killed, and seven danger
ously wounded. The accident was caused
by the cars starting while passengers were
getting of. They all fell distance OF
twenty feet
Six hundred pounds OF nitro-glycerine
exploded at the Ditmar dynamite works
~ BAY = Nhcstcrs NestcheHtet county, Moh-
day afternoon. and III. Altingor, an em-
ploye was blown TO atoms. Tho frame
building containing the explosive was
smashed into splintors. Tho explosion
tore a hole in the earth fifteen feet deep
and 18O feet Ia circumference, while
masses Of earth, rocks, and splinters we're
sent flying In all directions. The concus-
sion which followed was felt for miles
aronnd and wae fnfafakou nv nnnv for nr
earthquake shock.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

M '71-'s4p is the Official appeiation OF
the new weapon adopted by the German
army, which, translated, OF rather written
out in full, would signify; "Manser, gun
invented in 1871, changed into magazine
gun in 1884" The first improvement to
be noted is the fact that empty cartridges,
after firing are expelled by spring instea !
Of being ierked out by movement OF the
hand. Another improvement Is the easy
use OF the trigger and almost entire ab
scnoe OF recoil The magazine, consisting
OF barrel running parallel with the bore,
contains eight cartridges, which are pushed
backward by means OF a spiral spring. AS
they enter the lower chamber Of the lock
30 called spoon lifts them INTO the firing
chamber, whence the shells are subsequent
iy expelled by a special contriyancc.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

Friday night Halscy was literally ground
20 pieces, and il is thought Miss Halsey
will die.
Frank Rainsbarger, who has been on
trial at Marshalltown, Iowa, for the murder
of Enoch johnson near Steamboat Rock,
in 1884. has been found guilty and sen.
fenced TO the penitentiary for life.
George Melnott Grummond, journalist
and poet. committed suicide Thursday at
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miles Clinch, the grocer who was shot
by Mrs. Shay, on Saturday night, in Chi
cago, is dead. She has been held in $4,000
bonds.
In Lawrence county, Kentucky, Samuel
Smith, aged lG. shot and killed Stephen
Hammond and his wife and wounded their
two children. Smith lied 60 tho noun
tains, and has not been captured.
Thomas Fogarty fatally shot +. J. Kief-
fer, at Savannah, Ga, Tuesday because
Kieffer had caused his arrest for using OBJ
scene language in ths presence Of his wife.
In the West Milwaukee wis., car shops
Tuesday forenoon r. G. Miller fatally shot
Lot Campion, sending four bullets into
his body. The murderer announced that
he had intended to kill his victim last
December, but postponed 10 for certain
reasons.
Attorney Snider, at Chicago, has been
arrested on charge of swindling an unsus.
pecting German.
Gen. McClellan's papers show that ON
the eve OF the failure of Grant a Ward he
and Gen. Grant had arranged 20 take con-
troll OF the Nicaragua canal project.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

WASHINGTON.

IA is reported that @. II. J. Taylor, OF
Kansas City, Mo-, viii receive the appoint
ment of minister 10 Liberia. Mr.. Taylor
Is the present assistant city attorney OF
Kansas City, but resides just across the
border line in the state OF Kansas. he 10
a young colored man about 32 years OF
age.
Owing to the failure OF the River and
Harbor bill all government work viii be
stopped on the lower rivers.
Tho President has refused to pardon
Doyle the counterfeiter, although urged TO
IL by men of influence.
Senator Edmunds has expressed the
opinion that President Cleveland will be
the nominee OF the Democratic party in
1888.
II is believed that the President viii
name the Inter.Stat Commissioners this
week.
Forty printers were discharged Satur
day nigt,h at the Government printing
Office.
The president has appointed X. w.
Loughery OF Texas 10 be United States
consul Mt Acapulco, Mexico.
Second comptroller Maynard lays down
the general principle that under the law
the maximum limit OF compensation 10
pension agents is $4,000 per year, and that
allowances over that amount apply only
20 clerk hire, rent, and other necessary ex-
penses.
Democratic members of Congress and
others who have access 10 the President
and means of knowledge on the subject,
do not believe that there is any possibility
OF an extra session OF Congress now.
The officers of the Ordnance Corps are
very much gratifed with tho performance
of the new eight-inch steel rifle, now be-
ing tested at Sandy Hook. This gun was
built at the West Point foundry of English
and domestic steel.
Tuesday evening the Hon. Arthur Mac
Arthur, associate justice OF the Supreme
court of the District of Columbia, handed
his resignation TO President Cleveland, 10
take effect on April /. Judge Macarthur
was appointed July 10, 1870, from Wis
consin.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Yates, granddaughter Of
Chief-Justice Marshall, was married Tues
day TO Count Eugene Mitkiewicz at the
residence OF Thomas w. Buckleys in Wash
ington.
The Comptroller of the Currency has re-
ceiyed notice that application viii be made
by the national banks for the designation
of Chicago as n central reserve city under
the new law.
The clerks OF the Senate and House
committees on appropriations find that
the sums actually set aside by Congress
aggregate $247, ,3S7,1 Under tho Mexi-
can pension law 7,7l6 claims have been
filed.
Mr.. Trotter, the new Recorder of Deeds
for the District OF Columbia, called at the
White House Monday in company with OK
Recorder Matthews, and was formally pre-
sented 10 the President 1t was their first
meeting.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

IT m understood that the Great Eastern
is once more TO be used for trading pur-
poses, and she is expected 20 do good work
in carrying produce between England and
tho antipodes. The intention is TO have
her newly engined by Messrs. ]. Elder a.
Co., and 70 have her paddles removed; and
II is anticipated that when she has passed
through the hands Of the shipbuilders she
win attain speed OF twenty knots.--Jon-
don Times.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

THr Supreme Court of California has
Just made quite an important decision. IL
has decided in tho case of the estate of
Andre Briswalter that marriage TO be
legal must be made public, and the parties
must live rs husband and wife "in the face
OF their neighbors." The decision l. CON
sidered 10 practically dispose OF the
famous Sharon case against Sarah Althea,
for no publicity" was ever given to the
Sharon-Hill marriage.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

A $50 Government bond was recent
ly found in this city, and reached It's
owner after disappearance of nearly
twenty-five years. During the rebel
lion Chicagoan visited the army In
the field and while there was relieved
OF $1,000 in Government bonds. AS
he had just purchased them, IL was
easy 10 obtain their numbers, and all
bankers and brokers were warned
again& buying the stolens ecurities;
nothing was heard of them until last
month, when the $50 bond was picked
up on the streets Of Chicago, as men,
TONED before. It was a good deal the
worse for wear, but the numbers were
dccithered, and in that way its owner
wasfound, and he has just received a
notice from Washington that Il will be
redeemed Chicago Epening Journal.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

HERR Won ScHAFFLE formerly the Aus
trian Cabinet Minister, says war between
France and Germany would cost SO, 200,
100000. IL four countries, Austria, Rus
sia, France, and Germany fought, he says
the bill would be $6,000Oo0,000; and he
also thinks European war would bring uni
versal bankruptcy, which seems reasona-
ole, considering his figures.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

Samuel Bayard Stafford of Prince George
County, Maryland, has bequeathed to him
the first American flag ever made, which
was hoisted on the Bonhomme Richard at
the time of the battle with the British
frigatc Scraps. The flag was the property
of Lieut.. James Stafford, the father OF s.
b. Stafford, and the grandson of Col. jacob
Stafford, who fought under Stark at Ben
nington.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

A RHoDE ISLAND corporation Is making
preparation to introduce revolution in
wage-paying. All employees who have
taken what wages are offered them for ten
years are TO get bonus ranging from 10
per cent of their annual earning to 20 per
cent. OF their annual earnings each Christ
mas, according to the length of time they
have been employed
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

In both branches Of the Illinois Leg isla-
ture q measure has been introduced grant
ing the consent OF the State of Illinois to
the acquiring Of title by the United States,
by purchase or otherwise, OF certain real
estate in the County of Lake for military
purposes, and ceding jurisdiction over the
eame.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

FINLAND is an island OF rugged Sean
dinavians from which the world hears but
seldom and but little. Late advices state
that it is at present agitated by nihilis-
tic conspiracy, and that many arrests have
been made. II appears that Finland.
though nearly out of the world, is not out
of the fashion.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

Az understanding has been reached be.
tween committee representing the
American Cattle Breeders Association
and tho Commissioner of Agriculture
which promises more efficient co-opera-
tion between the association and the De-
partment of Agriculture in the suppress
sion of pleuro pneumonia.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

IT is rumorei that tho Fiftieth Congress
will be called together in October and that
the fall session will run along into tho
regular one.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

RUSSIA has sentsecret instructions TO all
Government Railway Inspectors on the
subject OF the mobilization and transpor-
tation OF troops.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

A National convention OF School super
intendents from all parts of the country
win be held in Washington March 10, lG,
and ~.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

M. DE LEssKrs has arrived in Berlin, ii
ia stated, for the purpose OF securing Ger
many's assistance in neutralizing the suez
Canal
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

THE Suez Canal is now lighted is entire
length by electricity, and vessels go
through as readily at night as during day
light.
The diamond drill., 1887-03-19

DEoHKr Of foI cello Iure entered at Cleve-
land lately provides for the sale OF the
Nickel Plate road at not less than sls,0o0,-
600.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

Atlanta (Ga.) Special: Jake Pettiiohn,
who was sentenced to death thirty years
ago in Forsythe county. this State, and
escaped by fight, has just been arrested
in Indian Territory ~nd will be brought
back for execution. In 1853 Cayborn
Waugh was killed in Forsythe county with
out q quarrel or cause. Five men were
implicated in the killing. Their names
we're as follows: Jake Pettijohn, L.
Q. c. McGinnis, Isaac Freeland, William
Brannon and McGinnis. They were all
indicted and tried for the murder of
Vaughn. The trial came off in 1860. Pet
tiJobn, Freeland and L. @. G.. McGinnis
were convicted OF murder and sentenced to
be hanged. The other two were sent to
the Penitentiary. Freeland was hanged in
1860; McGinnis broke jail, was recaptured
and hanged in 1861. Pettijohn broke Jail
when McGinnis did and has been at large
ever since. The Sheriff OF Forsythe has
gone after Pettijohn.